KTS Line - Yellow
Packaging: 30ml aroma concentrate in a 120ml PE bottle.
Once again from the Kts Line range of liqudhall, I have brought you a special flavour that I would recommend to those with a sweet tooth, as it is a pomegranate, apple, pistachio and vanilla cupcake flavour - in a very sweet form. It has a nice muffin aroma with a hint of apple. The flavour is quite intense, with continuous steaming, I would predict half a day max, then change. It starts with a sweet muffin, then the apple steps in, and the vanilla and a hint of pistachio at the end. The vanilla and pistachio are just barely there and not always, sometimes they come out more, sometimes you can't even notice them. For me, the pomegranate blends with the apple, you can't really tell the two fruits apart. Coming back to the muffin, it has a little chocolatey kick to it, which you can smell later on. Sweetness factor: 8/10 in my opinion, almost borderline. It's not overly sweet, but it's almost there
. That said, a really interesting flavour, although the sweetness is borderline for my taste. The apple and muffin part is quite authentic, the chocolate, vanilla and pistachios throw a plus to the flavour. However, if the sugary glass hadn't tipped over into the cake batter I'd be happier, but as this is a subjective part of testing I'm sure there will be users who will swear by the yellow wonder.
Packaging: 30ml aroma concentrate in a 120ml PE bottle.
Once again from the Kts Line range of liqudhall, I have brought you a special flavour that I would recommend to those with a sweet tooth, as it is a pomegranate, apple, pistachio and vanilla cupcake flavour - in a very sweet form. It has a nice muffin aroma with a hint of apple. The flavour is quite intense, with continuous steaming, I would predict half a day max, then change. It starts with a sweet muffin, then the apple steps in, and the vanilla and a hint of pistachio at the end. The vanilla and pistachio are just barely there and not always, sometimes they come out more, sometimes you can't even notice them. For me, the pomegranate blends with the apple, you can't really tell the two fruits apart. Coming back to the muffin, it has a little chocolatey kick to it, which you can smell later on. Sweetness factor: 8/10 in my opinion, almost borderline. It's not overly sweet, but it's almost there
. That said, a really interesting flavour, although the sweetness is borderline for my taste. The apple and muffin part is quite authentic, the chocolate, vanilla and pistachios throw a plus to the flavour. However, if the sugary glass hadn't tipped over into the cake batter I'd be happier, but as this is a subjective part of testing I'm sure there will be users who will swear by the yellow wonder.
